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OK, thinking of parting out my R33 4 door

so let me know if your interested in any parts...

Here is the for sale add for the car..

http://www.boostclassifieds.com.au/advert/725625-1994-Nissan-Skyline-R33-4dr-for-Sale.html

Once i have enough interest i'll start pulling it apart..

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Thought i was allowed to bump daily.. Just trying to get some interest in some bigger items so i can start selling some stuff..

u can do wat u want dude im sure the mods will step in if u are breaking the rules i was just letting u know u dont need to bump everyday u will still get a response from people lookn for stuff.also because u have labelled this as a EOI u will probly findd u wont get as good of a response from people looking for stuff cause alot of people want stuff straight away.good luck with the sale :thumbsup:

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